Hi there, I am working on an application that will expose a Web
Service using VS.NET.  Internally, the web service will make calls to
another web service, will apply certain business rules to the
responses and modify the returned XML accordingly.

I built a web service that accepts an XML document of type
System.XML.XMLDocument and returns an XML document of the
same type. But when I pass the XML document to the web
service from a client app it throws an

Server Error in '/TempService' Application.
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Path 'POST' is forbidden.

Is it possible to create .wsdl from given assembly dll in commandline?
I have written MathService.cs file and then compiled it to SoapTest.dll
file. Then I used soapsuds to generate a wsdl from the given dll file. I did
get something, but it does not have any methods in it and ...

I know this has been done many times before but I think I have a more
unique case.
I am using an XML-RPC wrapper (http://www.xml-rpc.net/) to call a
webservice which I connect to using SSL and client certificates. I

I am having problems deploying web service on our production server behind
an ISA firewall.
I am able to access the web service within our intranet environment, but
unable to access from outside the firewall. After some checking, I notice

Good Day!
Im trying to call a managed c++ library from a web
service using c# but when i go trough the code the was'nt
able to load the library.

I am calling a webmethod asynchronously using a callback
delegate. I have implemented begin and end webmethods
inside my webservice class.
When I step into my client-side callback delegate, I see

    I have a .NET Web Service in Windows 2003 with IIS6.0 . When I
try to send a large file (+1MB) via https, I receive the error : 413
Request Entity Too Large. But the same service via http goes OK.
    I have modified the IIS6 Metabase.xml file with IIS6 Toolkit:

It's any solution to change the Web References when the application is
"moved" from "test" to "production" without a new compilation?
I mean to use one "set" of webservices when is running on "test" and
another "set" when is running on "production" without a recompilation.

I have installed .NET framework 1.1. I am using the test form to test the
web service remotely and in the machine.config, I have enabled the HTTP GET
and HTTP POST protocols for web service. However, when I run the test form,
unlike the test form in .NET framework 1.0 that uses HTTP ...

I am developing a Win apps which have a login form. The login form asks user
which database he/she want to connect through web service. Can I pass a
parameter to web service to determine which database to connect?
Thanks,

I have opened an asp.net The treeview control in the toolbox is disabled.
what can be done ?

We have an anonymous web application trying to talk to a windows
authenticated webservice.  This is currently failing with 401 Access Denied
errors.
We have found that we can get this to work by writing the following code in

I have created a .NET web service that can be requested to
deliver binary data using DIME attachments.
I also have created the client part using .NET without too
many problems.